There are plenty of examples of coordination in spite of what you think the "design" is. All it takes is for people to talk. A lot of examples have come out in the twitter files.
Just the beginning, like it or not
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jyoutz
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As a former state government employee, I 100% agree. No two departments could coordinate or communicate effectively - not even with civil service for hiring and firing.
Again.....sarcasm lost on folks at OTT.....sigh...As a 31 year federal employee I always chuckle when I hear about wide ranging government conspiracies. In order for that to be possible, different agencies and departments need to be able to closely coordinate. The federal system isn’t designed for cross department coordination. We would be incapable of such a thing. And although that sounds incompetent or inefficient, it’s a good thing for the country. When it comes down to it, this country is run by lots of different people with different perspectives. And this may be messy but it’s the opposite of an authoritarian state.
I don’t need to justify my career to anyone on here. I’m a professional forester and I would challenge anyone here to see if it’s work to spend weeks on end sleeping in the dirt and doing wildland fire suppression. Or to lay out timber sale units. Every day is a picnic in the woods. Right?
Every day in the woods may be a picnic depending on which side of the wire you wake up on.
This is getting comical.
Feral gubermemt conspiracies too complex for the guberment?!? Lol! I was going to abstain but.....
Russian collusion? Wire taps on Trump hotel? Gulf of Tonkin? Dead babies? MK-Ultra?
Yeah, sure..... it's totally impossible for agencies to pull it off.
If you don't want to know the truth, don't read them. Just stay in your bubble.
Sounds a lot like a friend of mine that bad-mouthed solar irrigation intake pumps and swore it wouldn't ever make sense to switch from his diesel units. After a couple years seeing other farms adapt, he started to switch to mostly solar (a few intakes are too shaded for the solar systems to be viable). The solar pump stations are more expensive to install and less flexible, but cheaper to buy, cheaper to run, and so-far cheaper to maintain. The only issue he has had is with dumb asses on the river throwing rocks at one of his panels and needing to blow dust off the panels frequently.
This is the way technology and norms advance; slowly adopting the parts that make sense while new applications are developed. Often those new applications are niches, not general use, and that is fine.
Doesn't really apply in Canada. We have something called the Temporary Foreign Worker program sponsored by the government allowing businesses to bring in people from China, India, south and central america and the caribbean to work for minimum wage BEFORE expenses are deducted like travel and living expenses. Employer holds all TFW documents. Step out of line at work or get injured and you are on the next boat home with peanuts.
Essentially legalized slavery/indentured servitude.
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Well it'll be interesting to actually see the 'numbers' for this Green green excavator AND real performance trials,which better report cost to recharge the batteries( the similar spec to fuel used, gallons per hour )
I'm all for most 'tech' IF applied properly and does BETTER once all the factors are considered. Heck, I was doing 'energy harvesting' more than 6 decade ago, 50 years before it became 'new and the thing to do'.
Solar powered pumps, yes, make sense as long as they make cents. We're in the middle of 2 weeks of less than 10% sunshine( Winter weather is usually cloudy...) so you have to put that into the 'equation' when designing a system.
I'm all for most 'tech' IF applied properly and does BETTER once all the factors are considered. Heck, I was doing 'energy harvesting' more than 6 decade ago, 50 years before it became 'new and the thing to do'.
Solar powered pumps, yes, make sense as long as they make cents. We're in the middle of 2 weeks of less than 10% sunshine( Winter weather is usually cloudy...) so you have to put that into the 'equation' when designing a system.
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At 82, I too, am ..... "glad that I am as old as I am"
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We're in the PNW; it rains all winter so no need to irrigate, but come June the rains stop and we are bone-dry and cloudless until sometime in September.
Opposite here in South Florida. Winter is our dry months. No rain for 4 months. Come spring / summer, you can set your watch at 3 pm every day with thunderstorms and heavy rain. Every day.
Russian Collusion - Trump and gang of Cronies
Wiretaps Trump Tower - False
MKUltra - CIA
Gulf of Tonkin - Navy trespassing and Lyndon Johnson misleading Congress/public
Not sure what dead babies is.
None of these are organized, coordinated efforts between federal government departments.
I believe that this is one of the goodies contained in the recent Infrastructure Bill. Conspiracy fact.
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'Vehicle Kill Switches' Now Mandated In New Cars By 2026
To the delight of UN Sustainable Development ideologues and control-freak Technocrats, private car ownership in America has suffered a fatal blow. Vehicle "kill switches" are now mandated by 2026 in Biden's infrastructure bill that was just signed into law. Those who warned in December that this...
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Some people believe the fake stories and fake experts, and there is really nothing we can do until they redpill themselves.
Using the ignore feature helps though.
Using the ignore feature helps though.
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From what I could find. The omnibus bill is about 4000 pages. I\ I was not about to try to dig out teh actual lines.I believe that this is one of the goodies contained in the recent Infrastructure Bill. Conspiracy fact.
'Vehicle Kill Switches' Now Mandated In New Cars By 2026
To the delight of UN Sustainable Development ideologues and control-freak Technocrats, private car ownership in America has suffered a fatal blow. Vehicle "kill switches" are now mandated by 2026 in Biden's infrastructure bill that was just signed into law. Those who warned in December that this...
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The law, H.R. 3684 (as enrolled), defines an "advanced drunk and impaired driving prevention technology" as a system which can do /one/ of the following:
1. "passively monitor the performance of a driver... to accurately identify whether that driver may be impaired... and prevent or limit [car] operation if an impairment is detected."
2. "passively and accurately" detect whether someone's BAC exceeds the Federal limit, and prevent or limit car operation if it's detected.
3. Both.
This will apply only after the DOT finalizes a rule describing what all those things actually mean in terms of manufacture. The law requires that the Secretary publish this rule within the next three years, unless they think it can't be done, in which case they can push it out another three years. That rule must give car manufactures at least another two years to implement the requirement. It also gives the DOT an out to say that it can't be done, in which case in 2031, they need to write a report to Congress to say why it can't be done.
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